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One of the may reasons for lactic acid type training is the premise that when exposed to lactic acid, nuclei initiate protein synthesis.
This may be a naive question, but has anyone given thought to supplementing with lactic acid intra or post workout? I have searched the forums,and all I have found is calcium lactate being used in certain test boosters. Any thoughts on this? is there something that I am overlooking? I would imagine that stomach acids simply dissociates the compound into Ca ions and lactate ions. These could then recombine into Calcium Chloride and Lactic acid. Perhaps a shuttling system such as HBCD or a simple insulin spike could then shuttle the lactic acid to the muscle nuclei.
Stop me if this is ancient history that has tried and has failed.
Any input is appreciated.
This may be a naive question, but has anyone given thought to supplementing with lactic acid intra or post workout? I have searched the forums,and all I have found is calcium lactate being used in certain test boosters. Any thoughts on this? is there something that I am overlooking? I would imagine that stomach acids simply dissociates the compound into Ca ions and lactate ions. These could then recombine into Calcium Chloride and Lactic acid. Perhaps a shuttling system such as HBCD or a simple insulin spike could then shuttle the lactic acid to the muscle nuclei.
Stop me if this is ancient history that has tried and has failed.
Any input is appreciated.
